Opinion

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Poll shows newspaper readers prefer keeping daylight saving time

A poll of newspaper consumers shows most prefer staying at daylight saving time.

Out of 797 respondents, 80 percent said they’d prefer to quit with the spring forward, fall back model. The rest said they didn’t mind the current setup.

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03
Apr

Letter: Why aren’t leaders doing more about guns?

Sigh. Will this ever end? Will the Republican Legislature ever listen to their constituents? A Marquette Law Poll shows that 70 percent of Wisconsin voters want to accept the millions of dollars for Medicaid expansion. Health care was the No. 1 issue for voters in the last election.

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03
Apr

Letter: People should question COVID relief package

Dave Wester's March 24 rambling letter accusing me of "lacking empathy" and "ignorance of journalism" is hilarious.

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03
Apr

Letter: Background checks, mental health blocks won’t stop killers

It has been recently estimated there are over 400 million guns in the U.S. As Democrats threaten the 2nd Amendment with more ritualistic placebos (gun laws), that number jumps higher and higher.  Democratic politicians are the catalyst which sells more guns and ammo than any big box store could ever hope to.

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03
Apr

Nature and Society: Work to preserve your right to vote

As an old hippie, I believe in some of the old-fashioned values: Integration over segregation, love over war, equality over superiority, conservation over exploitation, inclusion over exclusion and the goal always of seeking a kinder, more generous society. At one time in my life, that all seemed possible.

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03
Apr

Guest column: Early efforts show room for improvement in state’s vaccine rollout

As Wisconsin expands COVID-19 vaccination eligibility to millions more residents, it’s important to be aware that many challenges still exist within our statewide distribution system that will require more focus and attention in the days, weeks and months ahead.

Fri
02
Apr

Clergy Corner: I’m afraid sometimes. Can God help me be safe and sound?

One summer night during a severe thunderstorm a mother was tucking her small daughter into bed. She was about to turn the light off when the little girl asked in a trembling voice, “Mommy, will you stay with me all night?” Smiling, the mother gave her a warm, reassuring hug and said tenderly, “I can’t, dear.

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01
Apr

Letter to the editor

Getting Together  
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01
Apr

The Book Nook

In honor of Donna Vought’s 100th review for the Book Nook, the Star News is presenting two columns this week.   Beautiful Drama  

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